How to Suffer Well: Timeless Knowledge on Dealing with Hardship and Becoming Anguish-Proof (Live a Disciplined Life Book 5)
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If you are alive, you will experience pain. This is inevitable. No escape. But we do have a choice about how much we suffer.
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Pain is just pain. It comes, it goes. But pain plus our resistance equals suffering. And this can go on forever if we want it to!
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Whenever you find yourself narrowing the entire realm of possibility down to just two options, you are, by definition, in all or nothing thinking. You are artificially setting up a trap for yourself, and deliberately shutting out other perspectives. When you indulge in either/or thinking, you suffer.
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A mindset shift comes when we realize that we can, in fact, live good lives and suffer.
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The mind is a wonderful servant, they say, and a terrible master.
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The energy you free from ruminating over what will not change, can be used to either create what you want – or appreciate how your life is already great just the way it is.
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Nietzsche claimed, “to live is to suffer, and to survive is to find some meaning in suffering.”
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He who knows how to suffer has mastered everything.
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you can think of emotion as e-motion – energy in motion. Every time you feel something, remind yourself that an emotion’s job is to move.